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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.

CondatIono OF Affairs in Legislative Clr-
cles-RRther . DeDiOrable situation.
Bismarck correspondence: Politics
.r, ~ a.rra ubatav.r in the lsr;alatpre.
-. - =. ha.maan 1870.
y 10 simply Wal pes~oen Sec.Aono.
There are, ! think, ont eleven open.faced
democrats in the house, the rest being
rannb,;cans and vet when a few niSbfs
400. Melvin Grirsby. q political Ieader
IN maj nnth. called y maatinn for the
r,rnoea "a ~nryanizin0 ira rennhi,cans
thara were nniy 8 responded TO the
caii and Mr.. f4riosby gave mn in die.
anst r. will ha imnossihie tn orraniza
snartnanently or 10 mt mo any ner-.
manant combinations. INIT all alono tina
,,na ~ work nntii the lsst vaak ~ the
sass;on there viii ha c-omhinations mada
and acreements entered into between
factinns only 10 he shattarad vhen their
nh,Act ia attained and when the lerisla-
tnrs finally adionrns there will be the old
(feudaI feai,nr between the north and
snnth. east asd west and, central Da-
kota that eristed tha day before tho two
hnnses we're orcanized The schemea for
shift,nr the United States and Territorial
snnreme conrts and the large number Of
AUTHORIZATIONS asked for by represente-
t;ves iron, aifaranr seotiona nave cam.
M n; lin, .I5Ht .55;5.
and the north IA tha fountain OF salya.
ton tnw.rd vh,ch tbsv ali Iook. and =
| ths sonth did hr,no a majority into tina
Hover hnnse. and ii there h every nros.
nect that The sonth will be- In the MAJ
erity when the Iecialature adionrns.
! the north reasonably coneratulates her.
self on being on top at the present time,
and can ramain IN tor 40 lone a. she
nlays her cards in : MOL. calm and
rnliacted way IN making her ~reonasts
ara mnst he a-xceed;nclv
the sonth viii probsbly Grant her any
rassonabIe NATURALIZATION or reouest. Int
HI d haYdiy 10 be hoped
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02
COURT

Proceedings In the House by
which the Mitchell Rill Passed.
Bismarck, Oak, Jan. 26-1he sensa-
lion Of the day in legislative circles was
the passage in the house OF the bill to
the United States district court
from Yankton to Mitchell. Late last
night it was known that the select COM
having the bill in charge had
prepared o msjority report in its favor,
which would be signed by four members
Adams, Sullivan, Moore and Ely
and q minority report against it, whIoh.
would be slgnsd by Morris OF the
Yankton DISTRICT, aud that the report
would he made to-day and an attempt
made to secure tinaI action before an
adjournment. This afternoon when the
speakers gsyel raped for order the
galleries were occupied by o larger num-
Der OF persons than on any day during
the session, and the hoor Of the house
waa kTauoa 1y sho P~T55sn1oz q qui5u
number OF ladies, attracted by the report
that there was to be q contest in which
there would be o display OF oratory such
as had not been witnessed this session.
Evsa tho council hurried through bnsi-
ness q adjourned, q members com.
ing down IN . body TO see the sport.
The house met at D usual hour, and
under q head o. reports OF special
committees the Mitchell bill fonnd it's
self before the house early IN the session.
The majority report sets torth:
The change 10 the plain OF holding
court provided ior IN said acs, 10 to So
cure equal court house, hotel and rsii-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02

WILL ATTEND to case. in tho..distriot,
probate and supreme courts. convey
sncing and examination of titles. We nave =
Yankton county. COLLECTIONS made promptly.
Money to loan on real estate.
Office in Dudlss's block, corner of Third and
Douglas avenue.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02
TEMPORARY UNITY

Just now there Is unity among the
southern members OF the konse. The
triflipg trouble thst they recently had
With the north has seemingly united
taem more firmly chan ever. but thu
most sanguine members among Thorn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-02-02


district, then the object will not be at |
tanned by removal to Mitchell.
When the reports had been read the
speaker announced that they would
come up for consideration late In the day
under the order of third reading OF bills, |
and the routine was proceeded with. At
4 O'Clock, when the last bill but that In
which all interest conferred had been dis
posed of. Speaker Orose announced that
II there wat no objection an informal re-
cess for q few minutes would be taken. |
This was not pleasing so the visitors ON
the hoor and IN the gallery, who had sal
out the dry routine OF over two hours to
witness the fua they felt certain OF, bnt
the Mitchell men employed the time to
call the roll OF their friends AID assure
themselves that 0 had got away.
Friends OF both Yankton and Mitchell
conyersed with during the recess predict
ed that the vote would be close, though
the Mitchell men only Gpoke with conf
dence Of the result. At 4:30 the speaker
raped for order, and when the members
had taken their seats there was not q
vacant chair, for the first time since the
session began. The clerk announced
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anau.ssn hua..s .h.nos n a easah .ns
opas a. !" annomas Iaas ~
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nounceu oh sno Pssshso ~ sn.. pub
wasn 'o se1 hayso. ..sns on ~ ,Gt
vossd US ! Dellsss 70 % Laens' T.aao y
paom,se of aa.sensns . - aa ve s - nv Z.
. peasol " oma N W give ms say
.nlls a. Iosula ior ny vose, sno nass
GAS my yota e llpeaeve to W .lgns
Nelenes lankton MeuIues1 nos nli. oue
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26
CITY AND DISTRICT.


Dr. Frank Baker viii lecture at the National
Museum tomorrow evening under the auspices OF
the Scientific societies on 'IFacial Expression
Samuel t. Luckett was yesterday reappOinted
constable by the Court in General Term.
pleasant musical and literary entertainment
was given by Star of Hope Lodge, No. IL, l. o. G.
t., at Its hall last evening.
Division No. 1, u. r. h. of p was presented by
Its lady friends with handsome flag at the Ma
uonal Rifles ArmOry last night. The preSe ntation
was made by Mrs. G. j. L. FOxwell.
VIM kodler, Waterman at Heurich'S brewery
last night, while putting blanket o u a horse
was kicked in the grOan by the animal, and sen-
ouSly injured.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas of the World Is
onerd Tree 10 every new subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR It is handsomely printed
book or lSi pages, profuSely illustrated with more
Than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams and contains
d wealth or general Information. See advertise
ment in another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26
TURF TALK.
Notes About Horses and RaceS-Thl
New York Pool Law.

The passage of the '1ves' pool bill by the lower
house OF the New York legislature Is good news
To lovers OF the turf, and 1t looks now II there
was good prospect OF it becoming law. The
Dill as IL stands viii regulate the number Of rae
Ing days TO each racing association within 20
miles OF New York, allowing thirty days TO each
association yearly; the association to pay the
comptroller per cent Of the gross receipts.
Laredo IS reported being left in Californian by
Baldwin Laredo Is said TO be auiisS. The cross
country meeting, beginning April 30, shows every
sign OF being big success, the only thing likely
10 hurt II Is starting so early Ia the season, but
they had TO. as not to conflict with other meet
1ngs. Rupert is said TO be greatly improved over
last years form. Alt Estiu seems to be getting
over his troubles, contracted during the winter.
Hanover was badly kicked during his exercise In
the early part OF the week Old Hickory Jim ran
half mile in % seconds this week. His age is
said 10 be sixteen years. All OF the horses at
Memphis track, with a few exceptions, have suf-
1ered with pink-eye- POteen has been bleeding
again and is q very doubtful starter in the Ken
lucky Derby. kirkman worked a mile in AS
easy NJ Pimnco and all Of NolanS horses are look.
ing we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

HANDS AND NAILS BEAUTIFIED by an accom-
pliShed Lady manicure, who gives Instructions
for the better care and improvement OF the hands
Also cOrns and buniOns removed without pain p
cents each, at DIS henison's, I2O1 Pennsylvania
HYenuP-
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ExrRAoRD1SARY Attractions
THIS WEEK.

WHITE DRESS GOODS at half price. Thousands
of yards just purchased.
LACE ORGANIZES in Fancy Stripes
CHECKS. LACE BARS CHECK NAINSOOKS,
STRIPE TRIBE MANSIONS "A CORDED MARsEILLEs
CHECK NA1NSOOKS, ) cents instead of 10 cents.
STRIPED NAINSOOKS, cents instead of 10 cents.
CHECK NAINSOOkS, cents instead Of IA cents.
LACE BARRED 10 cents instead of 20 cents
CORDED MARSEILLES. 121s cts. instead of rs cts.
LACE SAVOY, 12}S cents instead of 25 cents.
LACE GRENADA, Jpn cents instead of % cents.
LACE ARCADIA, 124 cents instead Of 20 cents.
At JOHNSON, GARNER co.'s,
636 Pa. ave-, south side.
SOME CHOICE THINGS IN SPRING DRESS GOODS
AND SATTEENs JUST OPENED.
FRESH SUPPLY OF PLAIN AND FANCY CANTON
MATING JUST OPENED.
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS AT COST.
JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
apps 636 Pa. ave-, south side.
IHE STAR REFR1eE "a .Ss s..t
Manufactured TS sHEPr ss4K for
aP26-5t S12 9TH st. NV.
EYEs R1eHr HERE.
GOOD NEWS Is THE BEST NEWS THEREFORE,.
READ ON.
Hoehaf the attention that Is paid to making money
was paid to saving the world would be much better off,
Be thrifty, as well Industrious and when you want
to buy Clothing go where you will get the benefit oflow
prices.
VICTOR E. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Is the place to save money.
HERE is THE PROOF OF IT.
Our Great Specialtv Shit so1,
We have added five styles this week, making in
all thirteen different styles and textures These goods
are strictly all WOOL and claim they are the greatest
bargain ever produced in the District.
$3.50
Buysa Cashmere Suit. Strictly All Wool
For Good Business Suit,
$16.5O
For Prnce-Albert Suit.
Wanscott Wozsted. Blue and Black Strictly All Wool
For Blue ater's-Flannel Suit Strictly All Wool,
Fadeless Color, with Two Sets Of Buttons.
BOYS SUITS, AGE 13 TO Is YEARS,
$3.50, $3.50, 90, $7.75, IS rs and upward
CHuDREN'S SUITS, AGE TO Ii YEARS, STRICT
LY ALL WOOL.
s2s7,.s3.5O, 1887 81. s475 and upward.
MEMS PANTS.
Neat Mixtures Hair Lines, and Combination Stripes,
Strictly All Wool.
81, $3.50, 49, $3.50, 1875 and upward.
VICTOR E. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
e27 AND 929 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
COR MASS AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL p. m. ADDS
TTNHE STAR REFRIGERATORS
l. Are the Best.
Manufactured expressly for
THE FAIR
apS6-0t Sl2 7th at NV
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FOREIGN FRUrTs-We will re-
ceiye tomorrow 800 boxes McSsna, Catanfa and
Palermo Oranges and Lemons which TO sell ON ar
rival We will offer great Inducements To the trade
Harris & Anderson, ss,1 Louisiana avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26
LOCAL MENTION.
The WelIher.

Indications for The ~ h0ttS commencing at D. ~,
For District OF columbia. Maryland and Vfr-
ginia, slightly warmer, fair weather, westerly
winds, shifting TO SOuJheriy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

SPECIAL Observation-Disclosures stock, cotton
underwear at ridiculous prices for April ~ 20 and
- Details In tO-mOrrowS Republican and star
Look for the Palais Royal advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

XaSpER's WINE House. 900 9TH street northwest
The largest varieties Of Imported and Domestic
Wines IA the country. Purchasers viii ind it an
advantage TO cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26
CITY ITEMS.

Tennis. CrOquet and BASE Bali.
All lovers OF out-of-door sports Will rotlce th'
Inducements In Tennis, CDquet ant
Base Bah Goods:
Windsor RaQuet, $1.99.
Harvard RaQuet, $3.50.
oxford Raquet, $3.50.
Tennis Nets, 80 foot, $3.50.
Tennis Sets, in cases. $3.50 to 1888.
Gray Rubber Tennis Balls, 19e. each.
Cloth Covered Tennis Balls. &C. eacn.
Felt Covered Tennis Balls, 39c. each
Ayers Regulation Balls, 49c. each.
CrOQuet Sets, In well-made cases
Four Ball CrOQuet Set, sc.
An Eight Ball CrOQuet Set. 99c.
An Eight Ball selected STOCK, $.39.
An Eight Ball Professional Set, $3.50.
Very Fine -Four Ball Professional, $499.
Patent Wickets, 9gc set.
Shoe Fly Base Ball, sc.
o. K. Base Ball, &c.
Boys Dead Base Ball, loo.
Young America Base Ball, 15c.
Half-Dollar Dead Base Ball, 25c.
Dollar Dead Base Ball, soc.
Red Stocking Base Ball, ACC.
Bats In great variety.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH WARDwELH,
ao6m19-2 TOO and 707 Market Space.
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District Government Affair.
BCHnING PHRNITs


nave been Issued by Inspector EntwiSle as follows:
Samuel herman, to alter No. 327 ~ street south
west, $40, 800; Teresa Lochbicler, Two brick dwell
lings, $500. numbered 81 and - street q. W.
Martha weaver, to erect f1ve brick dwellings
$4,000, numbered 1920 to 1923 street north,
west; T. Mccartney to erect brick dwelling $3.50
On between q and Canal streets southwest; F..
Sasse, TO erect brick dwelling, $1,000, numbered
go 9TH street northeast. Mary Morton, to erect
brick dwelling, $500, numbered 3O4 street south
west. Mrs. John Slater, to erect brick dwelling
$3.50, numbered 1240 Madison street. John Glea-
son, to erect brick dwelling, $500. numbered 65
jackson alley northeast. Mrs. James HOban, to
erect brick dwelling, $40, OOO numbered l771 Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest r. G.. Rutherford,
to erect b stable $4O0 In rear OF 1911 Corc0ran
street. j. c. Kramer, to erect frame dwelling.
500. on TN street road, north Of Bnghtwood.
Robert Cohen, to repair $50 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, $3.50. VIM. Fletcher, to alter No. 513
NJ street, northwest, 81 300.
MISCELLANEOUA
The Commissioners have received from the ad-
1utant-general OF Maryland the general order No.
4, granting permits TO military organizations au-
thorzed by other States to enter and pass through
Maryland going 10 and returning from the Ma
tional Drill and encampment In washington in
May next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26
FCssELLs ICE-CREAM.

PATROSIzE HOME INDUSTRY.-Suits cleaned 81,
suits dyeds 1.5o. Cooperative shop, 626 ID street
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

Il dian Hill; lot 50x1oO; easy terms; 5000
GEO. ". LINKINS.
ap2o-6t 10Th and Ii SITS. NV.
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BASE Ball COMBINATIONS, &C., PIG 9th st. nv:

RARE BARGAINS FOR PARENTS--To reduce stock
and TO call special attention TO our Chlldren'S
goods We Offer Chidren'S Spring Coats, from to
9yearS, which originally sold at 81, S4.25, S4.50
So. $50 $50, So, $3.50, ST. $50 S11o, $3.50 and
81 ~. at s. each Another lot We have reduced to
s.. - and So call early, as they cannot last long
az these prices X. III. TAYLOR,
OF Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

1.-THE spice-laden gales OF Araby the Best, :"
which furnish the theme for many oriental
poet, would scarcely seem fragrant by comparison
with EaStman'S Aloha Perfume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

The Underwriters Fire Sale Of damaged
Dry and Fancy Goods, at Young's, 736 18th st., is
the talk Of the town. Bargains!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

CHEAT REJECTION in Jet Wraps, Mourning
Wraps and Plain Cloth Wraps at
X. III. TAYLOR,
933 Pennsylvania ave.
1850 WASH. II. WILLIAMS 1881
The oldest furniture house iii the District estab-
HsEei in 1870.
h,iiuBIe. prompt, and Just
After an experience OF thirty-Odd years in the
furniture trade, safely assert that no house
south OF New York can show more extensive
varied. and reliable stock than offer. our long
experience enables us To secure not only the most
fashionable, but the most durable furniture now
offered In this market To those wishing TO COM
bine economy with style, and, above all, dura-
Dlity, would solicit an inspection OF our superb
stock.
We have recently made large additions to our
already extensive and attractive exhibit, intro
Gucing many novelties new To this market.
The very latest New York styles, as well as
French and other importati0nS.
We are headquarters for summer draperieS and
elaborate Interior decorations
Lace curtains OF exquisite design.
ParlOr furniture in endless variety.
Chamber and library sets of artistic design and
finish.
Fancy wr1ting-desk OF curious workmanship.
japanese ana Canton mating In great variety.
An extensive stock OF window-Shades, all the
new tintS.
Chfldren's carriages of every grade.
ReirigeraIOrS OF all sizes.
No old stock. TyJhing new fashionable and
durable, and at New York prices
WASH b. WILLIAMS,
Nos 3I7-519 9Th St.
Nos. 6:Sc.2-6:4 ID st.
No 63 Louisiana ave.
G. G.. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA will do more
cleaning for less money and labor than anything
ever used ia the laundry and family. IL br1ghjenS
cOlOrS without fading them, takes out stains With
satin.
Be sure and get the real article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

VALUABLE Books AT AUCTIOE.-An important sale
OK miscellaneous and standard books will begin at
DownDss this evening at & 80 O'Clock. Many Of
thein are illustrated and In nne bindings en-
Tracing every department of nterature.-Adut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

FURNITURE, BR1c-A-BRAC, CUT GLASS, ETC, AT AUc-
at his auction rooms the personal effects of Olive
Logan, who leaves for Euiope shortly. In it are
some choice pieces OF furniture, br1c-a-b rac cut
glass and other objects of value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

Ivory Starch-wash, starch and iron in five
minutes. Perfect. Try it. Ask grocers. tug
The Reason Competition is Paralyzed.
because at the Fair, S12 9TH street northwest,
they are selling:
For 12c.-Handsome Fruit Dishes, worth 29c.
For 29c.-Nickel CuSpadOrS, worth 400
For 4c.-HardwOOd Potato Washers, worth 1Oc
For 1Oc.-13-1nc Brass Trays worth 25c.
For 69c.-Splend1d Folding Chairs. worth Csc,
For 6c.-5-Quart Dairy Pans, worth 15c.
For 4c.-Nice Japanned Trays worth l5c.
For 9c.-Handy Garden Trowels, worth 15c.
For 22c.-Paper Mache Pals, worth 35c
For 75c.-Elegant COlOrerd Cocoa Mats. worth
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FINE PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ave.

YoU can buy Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel,
Cur. Kid, st. Geat Peb. Goat for $1.5O per pair
W III. Rich, III Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-26

Ask HARDWARE DEALERS for Corrugated Key
y ale Locks. Insist on having them.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF BoOys.-The sale OF books
Now IN progress at DOwIlng'S contains many yalu-
able works OF standard ii erature illustrated and
In nne bindings. The sale this eyenin, VIII CON-
meme with number :}iS when, as will be seen by
ire 4G' erti-enent, some choice volumes viii be
reached.
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Ok The SUBJECT Or OReASs.

Every one is now interested in music and musical
matters and the interest Interest in the beau
tfui art betoaens refinement and good taste. one u
the important the development Vi tins
taste for good music is
THE ESTEY ORGAN.
The people recognize musical merit whether ii be
found in the voice, organ piano. Thus Patti Sem
brich Lucca Abani, Whitney, Schott and few other
great artists always of audience when they
sing. Likewise IL the merit of the
EsTEY ORGAN
recognized, of which more have been made and sold
than any other Organ in the world.
NEARLY 100000 In USE
This popularity due solely to Its inertia IL ID ts
Leading Organ, and it leads because it has
THE SWEETEST AND PUREsT TONE.
THE GREATEST VARIETY OF EFFECTS
THE GREATEST POWER
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
Do not think becausey you
HAVE PIANO
NEED AN ORGAN
The Piano cannot take the place of the Organ which
has many advantages Of its The Organ is in
hnitey more effective in the rendition of sacred music
while the great improvements found only in the Estey
Organ, make 1t possible to have
AN ORCHESTRA IN YOUR OWN PARLoR
Much music is now being composed and arranged for
the Organ and Piano, and when played together ths
effect is very fine The Estey Organs have topecoior.
and are immensely effective in the performance VI
overtures fantasies aud other secular music the touch
being easy and rs quick in responding ~ that OF
piano.
Prices from ESQ upward Special attention Is asked
TO the new Estey Philharmonic" Organ the orAno
Salon Organ (style 9OO) the "Gothc" style. aud
other styles parlor, church and chapel Sold
the instalment plan with monthly payments as log
- 80. illustrated Catalogues free upon sppucsnon
SANDERS 3 sTAYMAN.
o34 STREET NORTHWEST
13N. CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE. Mn.
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